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The CF Industries bailout is a terrible folly

23 September 2021
Energy and Environment

The CF Industries bailout is a terrible folly

Andy Mayer
23 September 2021
In 2009, Liz Truss, then Deputy Director of the Reform think tank, now Foreign Secretary, wrote about green technology: “Vast … Continue reading “The CF Industries bailout is a terrible folly”

The Gordian Knot of UK energy policy

21 September 2021
Energy and Environment

The Gordian Knot of UK energy policy

Andy Mayer
21 September 2021
Rising gas prices, energy companies going bust, Ministers discussing bailouts and empty reassurance to consumers. The central problem with the … Continue reading “The Gordian Knot of UK energy policy”

The government’s ‘temporary’ energy price cap is bad economics

19 October 2017
Energy and Environment

The government’s ‘temporary’ energy price cap is bad economics

Bruno Prior
19 October 2017
The UK government has published its proposed legislation to implement a temporary cap on domestic energy prices. Those encouraged by … Continue reading “The government’s ‘temporary’ energy price cap is bad economics”

Delivering Brexit isn’t enough: Where’s the pro-growth vision for Britain?

25 April 2017
Government and Institutions

Delivering Brexit isn’t enough: Where’s the pro-growth vision for Britain?

Ryan Bourne
25 April 2017
The 8 June General Election is being viewed through the prism of Brexit. In one fell swoop, it is said … Continue reading “Delivering Brexit isn’t enough: Where’s the pro-growth vision for Britain?”

Energy price controls have failed all over Europe

27 March 2015
Regulation

Energy price controls have failed all over Europe

Vicente Lopez-Ibor Mayor
27 March 2015
Ed Miliband’s pledge last week that a Labour government would press ahead with the party’s energy price freeze ‘within months’ … Continue reading “Energy price controls have failed all over Europe”

Price freezes and price caps won’t work: we need a competitive energy market

14 January 2015
Regulation

Price freezes and price caps won’t work: we need a competitive energy market

Colin Robinson
14 January 2015
In September 2013, at a time when energy prices were increasing, opposition leader Ed Miliband made an eye-catching proposal: a … Continue reading “Price freezes and price caps won’t work: we need a competitive energy market”

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